Chalmers Professor Fredrik Höök is one 22 prominent researchers in Sweden to receive SEK 18 million from the Wallenberg Foundations in the form of a five-year grant for free research.
During the spring graduation ceremony that was held 9 March, about 120 newly graduated students stepped out into the future with their diplomas.
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After an extensive evaluation process, Chalmers has been accredited as "Engaged University" by the international agency ACEEU.
Three researchers have been awarded honorary doctorates for 2019. Atilla Incecik for his research in maritime environment. Tomoko M Nakanishi for her research on plant physiology and Olof Bergstedt for...
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Three new Master’s programmes start at Chalmers this autumn – Data Science, High-Performance Computer Systems and Physics. In different ways, all three programmes focus on the needs and solutions of our...
Susanne Aalto, Professor of Radio Astronomy at Chalmers University of Technology, has been appointed the new Swedish member in the Class of Astronomy and space science in the Royal Swedish Academy of...